Olympus : AF-1 (infinity) point and shoot camera

Launched in 1986 as the successor to the AFL, the Olympus AF-1 was the product of intensive market research and design. It was the world's first weatherproof camera that allowed users to shoot without worrying about easy breakage and reduced performance. The AF-1 was also easy to use. Being a point-and-shoot camera, it can be easily removed for quick shooting when needed - all thanks to its reliable autofocus system. Not to mention that it was light and affordable: two good qualities that any casual photographer can appreciate.

Tested with a 223 battery
Camera and flash works